Woman pretends to be wax work at Madame Tussauds – and leaves people in stitches

nightclub.In the video which went viral on TikTok, with more than 407,000 likes, Megan Way was seen making suggestive poses for a laugh with her friend who is seen dancing with a man behind her.But in an awkward misunderstanding, the bloke thought the dark-haired beauty was trying it on with him.He decided to make his move and was greeted with kicks and screams from the woman – when she realised he was coming onto her.Her bizarre response startled the bloke but left everyone around her in hysterics over how funny they found it – and it seems people online shared in their amusement.

pregnancy.But she didn't have anything to worry about as her manager was supportive about the unplanned baby.It's actually been the judgement from strangers that's been the trickiest to navigate in recent months.When Hebe made a light-hearted TikTok video about returning to work after maternity leave, only to fall pregnant again, she was brutally trolled.The mum told Fabulous: "I didn’t expect more than a few hundred people to see the video and I thought it would give other women a laugh, especially those who could relate to the worry about taking time off from their career to have a family."How very wrong I was.

Janel Nelson, from Canada, said her saggy and deflated breasts gave her back pain and rashes on her torso, as well as migraines and bad posture.She told the Daily Star: "They [My breasts] were saggy, stretched and deflated and they did not look like they belonged on a young adult’s body."I had gained and lost quite a bit of weight. In addition to that I was on and off several different types of birth control."In January, the 20-year-old went under the knife to reduce her breast size to a 28C.And since then, she's been sharing before and after videos of her new body on TikTok.

TikTok to reply to a trend which asked users to reveal "something a job has taught you that you will never forget".In the clip, which has reached more than 79,900 likes, she stands side-on to the mirror in a style of dress that would be deemed office wear before turning to the front to reveal her hourglass figure. "I learned that no matter how appropriately I'm dressed, my body is so distracting that I will never be dressed appropriately for the workplace," she said.

TikTok to share the drastic before and after of a failed salon appointment after the stylist caused chemical burns on the side of her face.Deborah Lynn was hoping to add some highlights to her curly hair but her salon appointment ended in her looking like "Frankenstein's bride", according to her followers.She explained that the hairstylist had tried to bleach her thick, black curls rather than just part them like she wanted and even left some of the peroxide on her face, causing chemical burns on her skin.In a video, which has more than 478,000 likes, she claims: "He bleached my hair without permission, cut half of it off and burned my face."Many people in the comments tried to defend the bleaching by pointing out that it is needed for highlights, but she added: "PSA: I’m aware you have to use bleach to highlight hair, but he bleached MY WHOLE HEAD from the root when we already discussed what I wanted."The woman from Chicago, US, was then met with overwhelming support from TikTokers who shared in her outrage at the shocking result.One user said: "He gave you that bride of Frankenstein dye."Another wrote: "Omg, they bleached everything and not even the right colour. I bet they didn't use a toner."A third said: "As a hairstylist, I’m confused why so many comments are defending this?? To get the look she desired there was absolutely no need for an all-over bleach."A fourth wrote: "He wasn't supposed to bleach the whole head.

tattoo appointment midway through getting inked on her stomach after the artist fat-shamed when she took off her shirt. Dalina, who posts on TikTok as @senoracabrona, claims she met the bloke in the gym and checked out his work online before choosing him to work on her tattoo.

married, times are changing.Some decide to go down the double-barrelled route, while others prefer to stick with the moniker they were born with.And in the name of equality, one couple decided to leave their surname decision completely up to fate.After saying their vows, the newlyweds decided whether to take the bride or grooms' last name by flipping a coin.Their precious moment was snapped by one of their wedding guests, who has put up the video on TikTok, calling it her "favourite new wedding tradition".When both Collin and Pearl faced the guests, the officiator throws the coin in the air and catches it on the back of his hand.He then announces: "I present to you Mr and Mrs Hansen!"The crowd cheered and the couple thanked them for their blessing with big smiles on their faces.Viewers commented to share some of the wildest wedding traditions they'd seen.One said: "I know a couple whose families had a paintball match to decide! Winning side determined the last name."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterA second wrote: "I took my husband’s because mine was boring.

The Australian Rapunzel' has wowed the internet with her impressively long locks.The 23-year-old, from Sydney, became a TikTok sensation due to her Princess-like tresses and for sharing her hair care tips with her 1.3million followers.Her hair currently measures just over four feet – and she’s said she’ll try and grow it to five.“I started growing my hair about five years ago and at that time it was waist length,' she previously told FEMAIL.“I didn't purposely start growing it, but I just only ever got trims and have never had a big haircut before - people [then] started recognising me for my long hair.”Of course, she hasn’t achieved this impressive length without proper hair care and maintenance.The Sydney-local regularly shares how exactly she looks after her hair and her best tips for hair growth.In one video she went into detail about her nighttime hair routine, which the 23-year-old starts by using a detangling hairbrush to get rid of any knots in her hair.Then she applies Argan oil to the ends of her hair, which is known to add moisture and help protect hair from everyday damage.It may also help prevent hair loss for thicker, fuller hair.Following this, she puts her hair in a plait to help keep it contained during the night and wears a silk bonnet.Black women have been using silk bonnets for years, as they are known to help with hair breakage and assist in keeping hair soft and shiny.The Aussie Rapunzel is also a big proponent of people doing rosemary rinses, oiling their roots and doing scalp massages.She regularly says that these are some of the best ways to help with hair growth.The influencer also recommends purchasing good quality haircare brushes, conditioning well and getting haircuts as soon as her hair

A woman has caused a stir online after revealing a simple question that 'will make you see people differently'.

RICHARD Madeley left Good Morning Britain viewers furious today after he mocked UK's Eurovision entry Sam Ryder. The Eurovision final airs on Saturday with 32-year-old TikTok star Sam representing the UK in Turin, Italy.

Formula One fans in stitches with his trackside video at the Miami Grand Prix in what was one of the most bizarre crossover events of the years.Bourgeois shot to fame on Instagram and TikTok for his videos trainspotting, with a front-facing camera giving fans a unique view to his reactions to seeing trains zoom past on the track.In Miami, Bourgeois took in the sights of a different sort of track at the Miami Grand Prix but still utilised the front-facing camera - which even got worn by McLaren's Lando Norris when the pair met.In a video shared by the official Formula One Twitter account, Bourgeois says he's at his first ever Grand Prix, taking place in Miami, then shooting video of the cars racing around the track and his reaction - and even got himself on the podium before the likes of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc managed to.The crossover proved to be extremely popular among the fans with @F1_Steady declaring: "I speak for everyone when I say Francis can be welcomed to every GP," while @LeclercVZN added: "Couldn't have invited a nicer guy than him, love it."@xkatehewitt requested the camera be used by Sky Sports' pitlane reporter Ted Kravitz, saying: 'Petition to get Ted wearing the head cam in the pit lane' and @SingularityJosh said: 'Francis is such a wholesome bean.

TikTok.She revealed that most motors have a secret feature on their doors.Sarah Blackbourn posted the video after being curious why her sisters car door sounded like there was water in it.The clip went viral with a sound that said "Please drain your doors. Drain your doors people, c'mon".In the footage, she pulled out what seemed to be a plug to a small hole in her car door – and water poured out of it.The TikTok went viral with 22.8 million views – and people in the comments were surprised at the discovery of this secret mini compartment.Many of the commenters questioned if it was real or not, tagging big car companies such as Ford and Volvo to see if they could confirm the truth.

TikTok that she gets paid a cool $110,000 (£63k) for only six months of work."After about three months, my rate went to $43.50 (£24.84) an hour," the FIFO worker said."For my first year as a greenie (a truck driver who is still learning), I would have taken about $94,000 (£54k) [home] annually.""My new rate is about $51.50 (£29.41) an hour so that's pretty good," she said.And that's not all, because her company rewards loyalty with monthly bonuses."And the contracting company I'm with pays you a bonus each month if you stay with them - that's about $2,000 (£1,142).""Annually, at my $51.50 rate, that would be about $112,000 (£64k) per annum," she said."My bonuses could be around $10,000 (£5.7k).

Naman Ramachandran UNHCR, the U.N. Refugee Agency, and TikTok have teamed for a music campaign promoting solidarity with refugees from Ukraine and beyond.

TikTok clip that has now racked up a huge three million views, Ellie filmed herself relaxing on the deck of a cruise liner.She wrote: “Me enjoying my vacation until I receive a text.”Ellie then shared a screenshot of a text from her boss which read: “Hey girl, what are you doing tonight?”Baffled as to why she is being contacted while on holiday, the waitress replied: “Oh you know, just cruising. Why?”Ellie then felt something was up and predicted that she was going to be asked to work.The manager then asked: “We have a large private party and two servers called sick.

Some friendly competition. Khloé Kardashian joined in on the fun after Dwayne Johnson jokingly compared the butt on his wax figure at Madame Tussauds to her own.

TikTok users baffled.Lucy Moss, 24, owner of Glam Brownies, sparked off the realisation after she filmed a clip of herself with a scoop of cocoa powder on a silver spoon.As she wore her baby pink apron, the blonde business woman ran the spoon with the mixture under the tap –and it did nothing.It was not until Lucy started baking that she realised the mixture was "waterproof".In the clip that has racked up 115,000 views, the jazzed up brownie maker wrote: “When I first started baking and found out cocoa powder was waterproof.”She added in the caption: “Lmao I couldn’t understand why it was so hard to clean and then I realised.”But now, Lucy has caused mass confusion amongst the video app users who could not quite believe that the powder is "waterproof".One person admitted: “I just found out like right now. Lol.”Another user added: “Finding out through this TikTok.”Whilst a third person gasped: “I’m sorry what.”Someone else questioned: “But but…what?”And, a fifth person claimed: “I’m so confused.”If you are like the many people who are baffled by the ‘waterproof’ chocolate then fear not – we have answers.Well, it turns out that cocoa powder does not have some sort of superpower quality.But, it is hydrophobic – which means it repels water instead of being penetrated by the liquid.So, in short, the cocoa powder does not easily dissolve into the water like other substances would quickly do.This is because the powder contains fat and oils, which are both hydrophobic.However, not everyone was so confused by the "waterproof" chocolate powder.This user shared: “I used to work in a health food bar and we made drinks with it.

Dwayne Johnson has one request for Madame Tussauds: give his wax figure some glutes like Khloé Kardashian‘s!

Khloe Kardashian is reacting to her new neighbor at the wax museum. On Wednesday, Dwayne Johnson made a surprise appearance at Madame Tussauds wax museum in Las Vegas to meet his latest wax figure, which celebrates his Teremana tequila.  In a TikTok video created by the star, he stands next to his statue — which wears a tan vest-and-pants set -- mimicking the pose of him holding up a glass of his famous tequila.

Elon Musk really does have it all.But that's not all Musk has. He even has an exact doppelganger in the form of 'Elong Musk', who claims to be Elon Musk's Chinese twin.Elong Musk has gone viral on TikTok for his uncanny resemblance to the SpaceX CEO. There, he shares videos of himself pretending to be Musk or thanking Tesla for sending him gifts.

It's taken Cian Ducrot a while - his entire life, hustling - to get to the point of having his first truly breakthrough track, but now he's here...he'll be the first to tell you he's not going to let a second go to waste.